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It is crucial that fire doors in buildings and offices are kept closed to ensure they function as intended during a fire emergency.

Free numeracy programme to boost parental engagement and attainment for primary schools in Kent.

As part of the engagement, self-harm support resources were created and shared with professionals, young people, and the wider community.

Updated autumn guidance packs for managing outbreaks.

The latest updates from HR Connect including webinars on STPCD and Teachers’ Pay Policy; and Innovation and Data Protection - how to use AI responsibly in schools.

The Finance Information Groups (FIGs) are held three times a year by Schools Financial Services and are free for all finance staff in Kent schools to attend.

School leaders should develop and implement arrangements for carrying out premises health and safety inspections.

KCC’s Health and Safety Team have produced a minimum standard and risk assessment for Pregnant Workers and New Mothers.

Helping KCC staff build financial resilience with simple saving and ethical loans direct from salary.

The School-based Nursery (SBN) Capital Grant 2025 to 2026 provides up to £150,000 in capital funding to help schools create new or expand existing nursery provision.

Security Virus Alert

Keep your computer protected

Important information for schools to protect your computer from the current virus threat.

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Dozens of children on the Isle of Sheppey are set to benefit from a new provision at Richmond Primary School, providing additional specialist support for those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) within a mainstream school and closer to home.

A new Specialist Resource Provision (SRP) is set to open this month at The Downs Church of England Primary School in Deal, creating additional specialist support for children with SEND within a mainstream school setting.

A brand-new fleet of 62 gritters is coming to Kent this winter, and each needs a fun and unique name.

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